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100

Cultivation of this plant spread throughout the Americas and was a staple food product in Native American diets

Maize

100

The Enlightenment was a European, philosophical movement that favored secular reasoning and science over what?

Faith and religion

100

Who did the French fight in the French & Indian War?

Britain, British colonists

100

In this game, "running home" doesn't mean going to your place of residence.  Rather, its how points are made!

Baseball

100

This group of judges were appointed at the last minute by President Adams, but were refused to be given office by Sec. James Madison the following day.

Midnight Justices

100

This part of the Republican Party was highly dedicated to civil rights and punishing the South for the Civil War.

Radicals

Radical Republicans

200

This disease ran rampant throughout the Americas.  Fortunately, it has been eradicated and only exists in high security labs...we hope.

Small Pox

200

This was the daughter of Chief Powhatan who married John Rolfe and supposedly saved John Smith's life.

Pocahontas

200

According to the Articles of Confederation, what branch of government made up the national government?

Legislative

Congress

200

Forrest Gump played this game against the Chinese.  In some places it is also called table tennis.

Ping-pong

200

This invention by Eli Whitney was made with the intention of ending slavery.  Unfortunately, it increased the demand for cotton which in turn increased the demand for slaves.

Cotton Gin

200

This region fought for independence from Mexico with hopes of joining the United States.  But because of slavery, it had to remain as an independent republic until it was finally annexed in 1845.

Texas

300

Some natives allied with the Spanish to overthrow this empire.

Aztecs

300

What two, broad factions appeared as a response to the Great Awakening?

(Hint: One embraced the new changes from the revival.  The other kept to the old ways.)

New Lights

Old Lights

300

What kind of states supported the New Jersey plan and its equal representation?

Small states

300

In this game, you can play on sand, grass, or a gym floor.  It's a favorite at beaches and its ideal if you can "spike" the ball.

Volleyball

300

Which modern political party is Andrew Jackson said to have created?

Democratic

300

This battle included the bloodiest day of the war.  It also shook the resolve of the Confederacy.

Antietam

400

This Catholic thinker promoted the mistreatment of Native Americans as he believed they were godless and inferior to Christian Europeans

Sepulveda

400

The Dutch originally settled in New York to trade what with the American Indians?

Furs

400

This Enlightenment thinker promoted the idea that the powers of government ought to be separated into different branches.

(Spelling doesn't have to be exact)

Montesquieu

400

This sport is popular among doctors and businessmen.  Many strive to get an "eagle" which is -2 if you're keeping score!

Golf

400

This man's presidency announced the end of the Federalist party as a political power in the US.

James Monroe

400

This man was depicted as a vampire slayer in a 2012 film.  He was also played by Daniel Day-Lewis in another film that came out that same year.

However, this last film he isn't killing vampires.  Instead, he's trying to get votes to support the ratification of the 13th Amendment.

Abraham Lincoln

500

For Europeans, freedom came from knowing one's this and completing the duties related to it.

Social standing; social rank

500

Who could vote in the Massachusetts colony?

Male, church members

500

This Frenchman helped to train and make Washington's men into a professional army.

Marquis de Lafayette

500

This game originated in Britain but has really taken off in India.  If you told the name to Pinocchio, he might think you were talking about his conscience.

Cricket

500

Henry Clay's American System included these three things.

1. Protective Tariffs

2. Second US Bank

3. Internal Improvements

500

You can visit this gentleman's house in the Arlington cemetery.  Ironically, it overlooks the Lincoln memorial.

The gentleman was also related to George Washington by marriage and had a grandfatherly appearance.

Gen. Robert E. Lee

600

According to the Spanish Caste system, this group was at the top due to the location of birth and parentage.

Peninsulares

600

The Pilgrims went to the New World for religious freedom.  What Protestant sect did they belong to?

Separatists

600

What law did Britain pass to prevent British colonists from settling in the land west of the Appalachian Mountains?

Proclamation of 1763

600

What MLB team changed its name to the Red Stockings to avoid political discrimination during the Cold War?

Cincinnati Reds

600

The deal made between Henry Clay and Adams to prevent Jackson from becoming President was called this.

Corrupt Bargain

600

This battle involved 3 days in the summer heat of 1863.

Gettysburg

700

The English did not intermingle with the natives much because they brought over this social unit.

Family

700

This early Enlightenment thinker still held to his religious beliefs that people were basically bad.  To curb their wickedness, a strong monarchic government was needed.

(Hint: He named his book after a dragon-like creature from the Bible called a Leviathan)

Thomas Hobbes

700

This revolt was due to angry farmers who held large debts and were unable to pay back loans, bills, or taxes following the war.

Shays' Rebellion

700

This man's number is 42 and he played for a team that was located in Brooklyn before they relocated to LA.

Jackie Robinson

700

This congressional leader advocated for both the Tariff of 1828 and the preservation of the 2nd US Bank.  His defense of northern industries is widely known.

Daniel Webster

700

This territory was gained following the War of Independence.  Under the Articles of Confederation, Congress forbade the expansion of slavery here.

Northwest Territory

800

This Catholic priest argued in defense of the Native Americans and asked that they be peacefully converted and educated.

Bartolome de las Casas

800

The founder of Pennsylvania, William Penn, created a colony to protect what religious group?

Quakers

800

In this battle, the colonists soundly defeated the British after nearly a month of fighting.  This will lead to the French joining the American cause.

Saratoga

800

This amazing athlete was named an American All Star in both football & baseball in the late 80s & 90s.

Bo Jackson

800

This manmade river cut down a trip that took weeks into a matter of a few days.  Its series of locks also help to adapt to the different water levels trade boats may encounter.

Canal

Erie Canal

800

Under which president was the 15th Amendment passed?

Grant

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